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Pamela Anderson reportedly said she would 'never watch' the Hulu series Pam & Tommy, which claimed to be a 'true story', but was made without her consent. As more films about intriguing celebrities and cultural figures are made, the issue is surfacing more often.

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According to US copyright laws, as long as the information is obtained legally, creators are free to create. But it's not illegal to make a film about someone without their consent. Now that there is a biopic on the horizon – one that Simmons has fully disavowed – questions about ethics are hard to ignore. He declined to take part in its production, but the host said, in an interview with The New York Times, that it was being made out of 'concern' for Simmons. But one thing was clear: Richard Simmons didn't want to be the subject of a podcast that spun different theories about what had happened to him – and was criticised as being potentially invasive. The popularity of the podcast showed that the public was genuinely fascinated with the fitness star's life, and with why he decided to essentially go into hiding. A podcast called Missing Richard Simmons, created by Dan Taberski, launched that year and continued to gain in popularity – it was number one on iTunes in February 2017. However, in 2014 he stopped making public appearances. Simmons iconic Sweatin' to the Oldies workout videos garnered him widespread fame throughout the 1980s, 1990s and early 21st century.

I just try to live a quiet life and be peaceful.' 'I no longer have a manager, and I no longer have a publicist. 'So don't believe everything you read,' he wrote. In a message to his Facebook followers on Wednesday, Simmons expressed his lack of support for the film. (There is already an unrelated short film called the Court Jester, also starring Shore as Simmons, premiering today at Sundance and then on YouTube). In fact, he says he has 'never given permission' for the film's production, in which he will be portrayed by actor Pauly Shore. While some might consider it an honour to be immortalised in a film that details their life's work, this 75-year-old isn't pleased. Richard Simmons, one of the best-known faces in the fitness industry, is getting a biopic.